Sentence examples for records stemming from from inspiring English sources

Data on suicides are available only at monthly granularity, with the most recent records stemming from 2013, whereas online search data are available from 2004 only.

The history of Aarhus began as a fortified Viking settlement founded in the 8th century with the first written records stemming from the bishopric seated there from at least 948.

Bruce DePuyt: You've used the phrase "full disclosure" a couple times here: Is there an inconsistency in the repeated requests that have come for your bank records and your brother's bank records stemming from the 2008 campaign that's been the subject of much scrutiny?

Watkins, Open Carry Texas leader C.J. Grisham and others have criminal records stemming from this type of behavior, and there is speculation that they might not be able to meet the requirements necessary to obtain an open-carry permit for handguns if a new law requires it.

The joy of these records stems from their refusal to even begin contemplating the fact that life isn't an endless parade of fashion show afterparties, cocaine binges with artists from France and a never ending array of very expensive, very brightly coloured trainers.

But a good portion of Mr. Obama's judicial record stems from a deliberate strategy.

Part of the confusion over Mr. Daily's record stems from a 1973 fire which destroyed many files at the National Personnel Records Center in St . Louis

Many more illegal logs, of course, would have been smuggled abroad from other provinces or consumed domestically.In part, this feeble record stems from the fact that security services are severely under-funded and under-equipped.

The joy of these record stems from how badly explicit it is.

Weti-Safwan's criminal record stemmed from a heroin addiction, a habit she has now kicked.

I think a lot of this record stems from the times when we were playing together locally, side by side.